Santa Barbara.
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- Reports this week
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- Active events
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- Connections
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What's happening
Active this week
One to three months ago
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The Community Hot Rod Project is seeking a location for a vocational training center in Santa Barbara.Some support1 report
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George W. Bush referenced the budget size of Santa Barbara.Some support1 report
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Yardi Systems plans to occupy the former Macy's building in Santa Barbara.Some support1 report
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City Council changed the remittance deadline for TOT in Santa Barbara.Some support2 reports
Gone quiet
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Around Santa Barbara this week
News at the entities that move Santa Barbara most-
George W. Bush Shared contextForeign policies are compared across administrations while Houthis menace shipping lanes and Israel prepares for strikes on Iran.Moves Santa Barbara
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Santa Barbara County Mentioned togetherSanta Barbara County announced updated CalFresh eligibility rules benefiting students.Moves Santa Barbara
Connections
The 8 strongest of 14, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
TOT Structural
TOT is subject to local regulatory changes, such as remittance deadlines, imposed by the Santa Barbara City Council.
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Yardi Systems Shared context
A company plans to establish a presence in the location of Santa Barbara.
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Mission Creek Shared context
Santa Barbara is conducting construction activities near Mission Creek.
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George W. Bush Shared context
George W. Bush referenced the city's budget size while discussing the location.
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Conner Shared context
Conner operates in Santa Barbara while discussing hospitality economics.
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Kevin Duffy Shared context
Kevin Duffy is identified as a boat owner located in Santa Barbara.
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Peter Sherlock Mentioned together
The single snapshot provides no explicit coupling or contextual link between Santa Barbara and Peter Sherlock.
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Santa Barbara County Mentioned together
The single snapshot describes internal operations of Santa Barbara County and does not mention Santa Barbara (Education).